A new agreement will consider three situations: that it has not been possible to identify the remains, that they cannot be delivered to their relatives and that the families themselves request them.
Euskaraz irakurri: Iruñeak panteoi berri bat izango du gerraren et frankismoaren biktimentzat
The City Council of Pamplona and the Government of Navarra are going to build a new pantheon in the cemetery of San José dedicated to the victims of the 1936 civil war and Francoism in the Foral community.
The Mayor of Pamplona, Enrique Maya, and the Minister of Civil Relations, Ana Ollo, have signed a cooperation agreement to this end, in accordance with the Foral Law for the recognition and moral reparation of murdered Navarrese civilians and victims of the repression after the military coup of 1936.
The agreement stipulates that the municipal council receives from the government all information about the excavations that have been practiced or will be practiced in the future and will bury the remains.
Both institutions periodically organize a certificate of burial of the recovered bodies, to dignify the victims of violence and transmit the memory of what happened to society, as well as values of peace, coexistence and respect for human rights.
These remains will be found in graves in Navarre and three situations are conceivable: that is not possible ID card; that despite being identified they could not be transferred to their relatives or their families have not been able to care for them; and that the families of Pamplona residents have been shot and identified request them.
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Source: EITB
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